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THE CHINA MAIL-FRIDAY, HINE 7, 1935

CHINA'S TENNIS STARS EXTEND AMERICAN

Tony Canzoneri (above) sgain crowned king of the Light- weights on May 10, when " he heavily-defeated: Lou Ambers in New York for the championship crown vacated by Barney Boss, Tony's conquerer.

IMPRESSIVE

KNOCKOUT ·

RECORD

FILIPINO WELTER ADDS TO LIST

GUY CHENG EXCELS IN DAVIS CUP SERIES

BUDGE DISPLAYS BEST FORM AGAINST KHO EASTERN PLAYERS IMPRESSIVE

Mexico, DF, May 11.

CHINA'S first Davis Cup campaign since 1928 may come to an end to-day, but even in de- feat Guy Cheng and Sin Kie Kho have given the tennis world something to talk about.

Opposing the United States in the semi-final round of the North American zone competition. the. Chinese were beaten in both of yesterday's opening singles matches, but both went down only after surprisingly stubborn resistance.”

Cheng bowed to Bryan M. Grant Jr, the clay court star from Atlanta, G2 4–66–3) 16–2 6–2 while Kho -Likewise forced J. Donald Budge of Oak- land, Calif, to four--sets before the American could win at 64

1 6—–—–3, 6–2

Bolstered thus with a 2-0 lead, the United States can clinch the

series to-day if Budge and his Cali-

Įfornia, parter defeat Cheng and Kho in the doubles. In that event GARCIA KAYOS GRACE IN FIRST the two final singles matches to-

morrow would be merely a for OF 10-ROUND BOUT

mality...

Spotty Display

GOLF NOTES

(By "NIBLICK")

UEST· round · competitors in the Kowloon Golf Club's Summer

F Cup competition attempted to play Watsonville, Cal., May 31. " Ceferino Garcia, state Filipino |

Yesterday's play was somewhat their matches on Sunday last with welterweight champion, to night spotty, perhaps because all four non-conclusive results. A steady were handicapped by downpour of raïî continued matill added still another victim to his contestants

|10.30 am when a welcome break imposing list of knockouts when the high altitude. he' stopped Meyer Grace of Las Grant was especially erratic in promised a start. Some players Angeles in the first round of a the first set of his match with managed five holes before the de- scheduled 10-round fight

Cheng. He netted frequently or luge came again and it was

ap

ed

Twenty yours ago, on May 6, 1915 to be exact, Babe Ruth. siammed out his frst major league, home run. The Babe was there: a pitcher for the Boston Red Sox and his victim was Jack Warkop, hurler for the Yankees, with whore Ruth later wax to serve, 15 years and win international fame. The Babe, now talking of re- tirement, and Warhop, long since retired from: the diamond, here staged a vezniou for this picture. -

CRAIGENGOWER

AND KLT SHARE

TENNIS SPOILS

POOR CONDITIONS AT KING'S PARK

“C” DIVISION LEAGUE ENCOUNTER

Although the Kowloon Indians

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Garcia, weighing 147 pounds Grove outside while the Chinese was parent that further play would beTennis Club shared the spoils with one pound more than Grace, wast strictly on his game. Grant rallied, impossible. The course was sod Craigengower in the only "Culing: Stakes Winner

little time. He started out however, at the outset of the second den and golf under circumstances Division Lawn Tennis match played with the bell to get Grace and set and thereafter he was in full such as these is unemjoyable if no yesterday, conditions were by noi absolutely impossible. One match means conducive to good tennis, was played previous to the card the courts being unplayable in POOR PRICES FEATURE AUCTIONS Įdate when W. J. Geall fell to HA Budge played the best tennis of

parts. conceded Mundy... (who the day, except for a momentary strokes) by

eight

It rained very heavily yesterday Very low prices were paid at the margin of 4 and 2 afternoon at about 4 o'clock, and pony roup yesterday at the Valley third set when be The powerful islander, who has lapse in the

**got him in less than three min-control utes of fighting: Grace was will- ing but the flesh was weak.

Islander Too Good

Budge's Lapse

the set-Associated Pres

Ahmed

6-2

won the majority of his bouts this seemed to fire and lost control In At the eleventh hole Geall put his when the Craigengower players at the highest bid, $280, being " year by knockouts, and lost the that set, Kho sent over five service/tee shot four feet from the paired at the ground the courts were Australian Bor, the Anstrai

ing out, the latter pitched to with Firdos Khan and Faraz Al (KIT.C) and Able Amazon In the Brisban

pouy which came third to Ba majority of his defeats the same aces and pulled up from 56 to win with Mundy in the stream. Play in ne condition to play | way, – packed 'too hefty a purch

Jin 10 feet of the hole and sank the beat G. B. Hamson and T.. Lock for Grace who took but one or [America, the winners, by 5

38 Spring Handicap two meetings. two punches before making the matches to nil, beat. Mexico in, the Putt for a three, Geall's two putts lost to G. Kelly and I Chos

Fly-by-night was sold for from four feet could only earn beat Wai Cheng and A. Sadick zone final to qualify for the inter-

Jahan Dad and final trip to the canvas.

Khan while Forget-me-not, winner half

(KITC): Garcia, a fortnight ago decision zone matches abroad

Juling Stakes, went for $15! lost to Hamson and Lock ed Al-Manfredo over 10 rounds. On

Lost to Kelly and Choa. .......

The following were the price 6- 3paid, and by whoms Ho Singh Strathairi, $15 by China. Command. Zephyr, $15 by J. P. English, 5-6 Racing Lass, $30 by KrimondYNİZ. 61 No Can, $10 by B. Baker Gazza 3-6 Forget-me-not, $15 by L Landaw

Beart's Glors, $55 by Li Fook Wing PWLD FA Pts Kimia, $10 by Chan Hung Chi

March 26 he stopped Baby Joe HELEN WILLS MOODY

Gans in the first of a scheduled 10-round bout, while defending his [state welterweight crown. Billy Boggs, Mike Payan and Irwin Biggs have been among his numer- ous knock-out. victims this year.- Associated Press.

COMEBACK

Wins First Match In England

THE AMATEUR OPEN

W.

1-6

beat Wai Chung and Sadick Lawson Little recorded his

EL Mohan Singh and I. Mohan (KITC) second triumph in succes drew with Hamson and Lock sion in the British Amateur Cham-beat Kelly and Choa.. pionship when he narrowly defeat lost to Wai Chung and Sadick ed Doctor Tweddell. According to - ““C” DIVISION TABLE TO DATE the very meagre details to hand it K. CC was a well contested final and far Recreio Weybridge, June 3.

different to that of last year when CRC. back campaign, Helen Wills Moo inne of 14 and 13.

In the first match of her come Little annihilated Wallace to the LR. C LOSES TITLE ¡dy trounced the little-known Miss (J. M. Notley 6-2, 6-0, in the - se-

PANAMA AL BROWN

Sanchili Claims Bantam cond round of the St. George's THE RETORT

Championship

Hill tennis toumament here to day.

A

2 2 0 214 444 Attention, 120 by J. P. English. 101045 Matinee Idol, #35 by B. Baker Care, 110072 Z Arctic: Staz, $50 by E. V. Pearses 2 0 1 1 61⁄2 111High Principe, $45 by Li Tse Fong C. B.. A

0 11 44 1335 1

$20 by JB Newil=~} CCC 219 I TI HKLIC. 10 10 5214-7 0 ELT C 10 4:141⁄2 41

good story of the late Lord The California girl, the world's Riddell is told by a corres- Valencia, Spain, June 1. No. 1 women's player for years, pondent of the Evening News. Fighting Sandchili, a Spaniard, has been out of the game since a Lord Riddell liked nothing better to-day hammered out, a decision wrenched back forced her to de than to potter about occasionally over Panama Al Brown and ob fault to Helen Jacobs in the finals at Walton Heath in an old suit tained recognition in many coun-of the United States singles near-and an especially old bat He was tries, thereby as the bantamweight ly two years ago.

fattīred thus one day when a car champion of the world.....'

Mrs. Moody is understood to be drew into the forecourt near the Scaling 1174 he gave a half pointing toward the forthcoming Clubhouse and cut stepped two C.R.C. CHALLENGE pound to the titlist and took a Wimbledon tournament, hoping to rather loudly dressed fellows in clean-cut victory from the cham-¡regain the title she held for six plus fours Seeing his lordship pion who has been long idle.

Sandchili set the pace and bored in from the first and had Brown battered and bleeding at the final bell Ringsiders conceded him 13 rounds out of the 15-Associated Press

MARCEL THIL'S WIN OVER SPANIARD

Low Blows Frequent Ini 15 Round Bouf

Madrid June

Marcel Tail of France, claimant

years.

(KCC SELECTORS MAKE WISE

MOVE AGAINST INDIANS.

(Continued from Page 4)

With the introduction

of the world middleweight title, as No. 3 to Phillips won a decision here to-night from cisio

heartily Pia of Spain, over

Over 35 rounds,Low blows were

sealed 15877

FOR "D" DIVISION

TENNIS TITLE

one called, I say, are you the caddie master "No," replied Lord Riddell quickly, but we don't want any caddies, anyway" CAN IRC HOLD THE

GOLF STARTING

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Week-End Pairings At Fanling

Hong

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PhD. $20 by El V. Perse

Austra Han Hey, 280 by D. Hope Gilz Beginner's Lack $5 by P. P. Botelha Limelight, $120 by Chin Cheng Fan Soldier of Fortume, $15 by Chan He

Young Chap, $140 by W. KY

Krimondeatz Chesterfield, $55 by

Surprise, $65 by L Reidy Hot Heels, $100 by G. Angus. Sarabande, $160 by Krimondratz Bold Captain, $160 by Krimondrat Bold Major, 180 by A. Bower. Bad Moom, $40, by. J. P. English- Stratheairn, $80 by Krimandrata Vago, $60 by: “Krimondeatz. Young Chief $85 by J.P. English Bottle, $65 by E E Li

Five ponies were with What About That The Fain Ga

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Attention fetched $45 on his

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CLASSIFICATION OF PONIES

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